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to a Youth Who Can Conquer lt Science club officers, Mary Lynne Beras, presidentg Barbara Mor- row, treasurerg Mary McCarthy, vice-president, and Judy Shell, secretary, take inventory of the chemical stockroom. Home economics majors possess the key to unlimited career possibilities. Through member- ship in the Home Economics Career Club, stu-r dents are given the opportunity to explore such areas as fashion designing, dietetics, and interior decorating. Endeavoring to foster a better understanding, appreciation, and interest in science and mathe- matics, Science Club members participated ac- tively in the Metropolitan Detroit Science Fair and other activities related to their field. Mod- erated by Mrs. Ross, the club shared in the benefits derived from association with the Sci- ence Clubs of America. Home Economics Career Club officers, Mary Nell Farron, treasurer, Judi Nix, secretaryg Judy Smith, president, Sue Meagher and Sue Allen, program co-chairmen, gather to plan a future project.
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Sue Keefe, treasurer, and Ann Marie O'Nei1l, president, direct The Future Belongs Preparing girls for two major professions is the role of the Future Nurses and Future Teach- ers Clubs. This past year future nurses studied their career by attending open houses at various hospitals and by inviting authorities on nursing to address them. F.T.C. members observed ele- mentary teaching rnethods and gained first-hand experience by conducting classes at St. Monica grade school. fs 8' rg ,lx Ja fn: wr Leslie Dingeman and Dale Hansen, student nurses from St. Josph Mercy Hos- pital, to the Rosarium for a F.N.C. meeting. Realizing that the success of any venture depends on preparation, F .T.C. of- ficers, Judy Drawe, treasurer, Nancy Sullivan, president, Kathy Huhn, vice- presidentg and Kathy Ofenstein, secretary, draw up plans for their April con- vocation. J 46
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To Love Is to Serve Participating actively in school services is a means of acquaintance with all students. Chapel, library, and bookstore aides manifest a prac- tical expression of love for God and for others as they faithfully discharge their duties. Bookstore aides, Valerie Purcott, Barbara Morrow, Virginia Gellenbeck and Yvonne Granata, count holy cards and medals while taking inventory of their stock. 5 lil ,sf Career files an asset to any library are sorted by Judy Burkhardt and Barbara Lustica Barbara Jean Wright types a list of the latest publications available on the
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